What is the reserving server notification for Duty Finder in Final Fantasy XIV Online?

The Kirin mount in Final Fantasy XIV is a tough one to get. Here's what you need to know. Mounts in any MMO, and particularly in Final Fantasy XIV, are a great way to show off some of your achievements. Certain mounts are known for being either tricky to get hold of, or requiring a lot of effort. What better way to cement your status in the world than by displaying your hard earned loot in all its glory.

The festival events in Final Fantasy XIV are an excellent time for you to obtain a handful of exclusive items. To start 2022, you have the opportunity to participate in the Heavensturn 2022 event. You’ll have a limited time to run through the quest for this event and acquire all of the event items available in it, such as the Silver Tora Kabuto. Here’s what you need to do to get the Silver Tora Kabuto appearance item in Final Fantasy XIV.

A handful of features have been placed on pause in Final Fantasy XIV following the release of the game’s expansion, Endwalker. Many players returned to the game all at once to try out the new content, check out the diverse environments, and wrap up the MMO’s decade-long story. The positive response and massive player count caused so many queue issues, Square-Enix had to stop selling the game digitally, and you can’t transfer world servers to join friends in other data centers. Here’s what you need to know about when home world transfer will be available in Final Fantasy XIV.

The Hildibrand Adventure Quests are a series of optional side adventures you can do in Final Fantasy XIV. You have the option to complete these after catching up through the Main Scenario Quests, which are the primary pieces of content you need to complete in the game. The Hildibrand Adventure Quests are also how you unlock the Manderville Dance emote. In this guide, we’re going to cover all of the Hildibrand Adventure Quests in Final Fantasy XVI and where you need to go to start them.

Square Enix provides us with the Endwalker expansion soundtrack per trailer Final Fantasy XIV before. This is an impressive 62 pieces and will be available February 23 at a price of $54.99. I am the author for Gaming Ideology and loves to play Battle Royale games and loves to stream...

Square Enix released the full patch notes for Final Fantasy XIV Patch 6.05, which includes a list of new items that were made available through the patch. Additionally, the full patch notes for Final Fantasy XIV Patch 6.05 includes a list of all recipes that arrived along with the update. Items on the crafting list vary from consumable items to item level 580 gear that can be obtained through crafting. Players can now find the recipes in full through the official Lodestone website without having to log into the game.

It turns out that the Final Fantasy XIV team isn’t resting in the wake of the Endwalker launch. The recent Radio Mog Station event with producer and director Naoki Yoshida revealed several pieces of behind-the-scenes information that has been translated by fans, including the fact that plans are already in place for what the story for the game will be through the next several patches and up to the next expansion. Considering that this will be the first expansion in the game’s history that’s not part of the same ongoing storyline, that’s a pretty significant amount of work already done.

When it comes to Final Fantasy XIV, things have been pretty busy of late. But the team is still looking ahead and director and producer Naoki Yoshida is now hinting at what's to come. According to a new broadcast in Japanese, (as noted by Siliconera), new information will be coming late next month that will begin to set up future updates eventually leading to the release of Patch 7.0. That update has no approximate release date, but with the successful launch of Endwalker, FFXIV is definitely looking forward and bringing some of the expansion’s memorable characters with it.

Platform: PlayStation 5 [Played], PlayStation 4, PC. For nearly half my life, I’ve been playing “Final Fantasy XIV.” I picked up the original release in 2011 when I was only thirteen. The game has been with me for almost eleven years, through its infamously terrible early years, the game’s relaunch as “A Realm Reborn” in 2013, then each of its expansions, “Heavensward,” “Stormblood,” “Shadowbringers” and now “Endwalker.”

Final Fantasy XIV servers have been dealing with several queue times, with thousands of players waiting to jump into the game to explore the Endwalker expansion. It’s common for Final Fantasy XIV expansion to have queue times, but the ones that came with this expansion were incredibly high, and the team has decided to do something about expanding all of the data centers with the addition of the Oceanian Datacenter.

The price for the cloud versions of the Kingdom Hearts series on Nintendo Switch has been revealed by Square Enix. The games will launch on February 10, and users can preorder them now with a small discount, making the cost of buying the entire series a bit easier to swallow.

Looking for the next big Final Fantasy XIV announcement following the release of the savage raid difficulty? It’s coming soon, the team says, based on a recent Japanese Radio Mog Station broadcast (as translated by Reddit user Spare_indication1720). Slated for “late February,” a heap of details are coming our...

Final Fantasy XIV has had its busiest month to date. So much so that Square Enix was forced to suspend sales. This was in the wake of the Endwalker expansion, which dropped on the week of December 3. With Blizzard’s controversy last year still affecting World of Warcraft, FFXIV became the new MMORPG of choice. What was once an unsuccessful game has earned a lot of polish and praise in the last few expansions. And with the highly-anticipated Endwalker expansion coming at the same time, the Chocobo droppings hit the fan. Thankfully, after just about a month of suspension, Final Fantasy XIV has announced that they will return to full services in the next few weeks.

As with the release of any Final Fantasy XIV expansion, Endwalker heralded the release of new raid content with Pandaemonium. With Endwalker delving into the foundational lore that effectively created the world of Eorzea, Pandaemonium seeks to expand upon the past and how it has created building blocks for the present within the highly fantastical setting. Players are sent hurtling back in time to return to Elpis to uncover the secrets of Pandaemonium and face new challenges in the form of exciting new raid content.

The launch content of Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker is finally here in its totality, and that means that it’s time to start looking ahead to the future to an extent. No, not just insofar as you can start planning out upgrades and figuring out what you’re earning week-to-week in terms of tomestones and stuff; that’s a given. I mean about stuff that’s coming out with patch 6.1 and beyond, things that we thus far only know in the broadest strokes but that we absolutely know is coming or at least strongly suspect, given the history of the game.

Director and producer of Final Fantasy XIV Naoki Yoshida announced that Final Fantasy XIV will go back on sale on January 25th, after the game was taken off the digital shelves in late 2021 due to server capacity issues. This means new players will once again be able to join the ever-increasingly popular MMORPG in the near future. The game will also be getting 20 new servers across various regions over the next 18 months, to help cut back on congestion and expand the possible player base.

Popularity, I have learned from American teen television shows, isn't all it's cracked up to be. While Square Enix haven't been bombed by the local mafioso, joined a murderous D&D cult, or discovered their dad is a serial killer and they too have the serial killer genes (thanks, Riverdale!), they did find such overwhelming success with Final Fantasy XIV that they temporarily stopped selling the MMORPG. They couldn't expand servers quickly enough to meet demand, see, leading to login queues and frustration. But now things are settling enough to to start selling it again, and they have big plans to expand servers.

Recap: Square Enix back in December suspended sales of Final Fantasy XIV after the launch of the Endwalker expansion pack brought in more players than the game’s servers were equipped to handle. Now we’ve got an update from the game’s producer and director detailing changes that have been made and what is happening next.

While many jobs are getting boosted, Dancer and Paladin players will be extra happy. Final Fantasy XIV players can look forward to some power-ups in the 6.08 patch. On the most recent episode of Radio Mog Station, the game’s director and producer Naoki Yoshida made a surprise appearance to discuss all things Endwalker, with the hot topic of class balance quickly coming to the forefront of the discussion. While Yoshi-P quickly hinted at massive changes coming with Patch 6.1 in March or April, he focused mainly on the job changes coming in Patch 6.08, expected sometime in February. No exact date has been announced.